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    exposes Blanche's past and when he rapes her, he turns her ‘upper-class’ upbringing (of which she is very proud) into something without any meaning. The conflict, therefore, is bigger than Stanley vs. Blanche or even male vs. female, it is the Old South vs. the new ind ustrial age and the upper-class life vs. the ‘common’ life. With Blanche, it is not only her sinful ways that causes her misery, it is her upper-class upbringing and clinging to the past that is one of the reasons for her downfall…

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    schools. There are so many things now that rely on me being able to achieve my career goal of becoming a department manager, and one day a partner or owner of a company like the one I am currently working for. My goals of one day owning a house and my kids living in…

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    Fitzgerald. The novel shadows a cast of characters living in West Egg and East Egg in Long Island. The story takes place in the summer of 1922. Although he is not the narrator The Great Gatsby follows the young, mysterious, millionaire Jay Gatsby and his obsession to rekindle his long lost flame with Daisy Buchanan. However, the character that is most affected is the narrator. The Great Gatsby explores many themes of love, society and class, past vs. present, and many more. First off we meet the…

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    In 2015, I was headed to Uganda with 26 students. I still remember the cold air from the ventilation of the airplane and shivering not knowing if it was from excitement or being cold. Honestly i believe it was excitement because this trip would be my 3rd mission trip. It was early morning as the sun rose, my friend Riley and I took our seats. This was our third mission trip together, we have experienced el salvador and Panama but we did not know what to expect in Uganda. As we waited for the…

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    Venkatesh showcases a lot of how the economy has its advantages and disadvantages. People are participating in this economy for several different reasons, whether it benefit themselves, such as the workers and gang members who sell drugs to make a living, Pastor Wilkins, and Mrs. Bailey (building manager of the Robert Taylor homes) or to help the community such as the cops on J.T.s payroll (pg. 116), and even Mrs. Bailey to keep her building clean and residents content, as well as keeping the…

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    When looking at the number 15.9 percent can seem both a relatively small chance of being a victim of crime and a relatively high chance when you translate this number into an actual population size. If 1,000 people leave their apartment or house on a particular day, 15.9% of them will be victims of crime that is 159 persons which seems relatively high that people even in neighbourhoods of which are deemed as “dangerous” do not experience crime in this rate in my borough such as Queensbridge…

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    and jobs. However, as she is only supporting herself, most financial needs can be taken care of by her current sources of income. Throughout her years in Washington she has had consistent health. She does not own her own home, but rents out an apartment in the surrounding…

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    Although most of these characters share the same feelings, each one of them has a distinct reason for feeling that way. Isidore seems more isolated than the rest. As a supporting protagonist, he lives alone in an abandoned apartment. The description of Isidore’s living situation fills one with loneliness because, at the beginning, he has no one to develop an interpersonal relationship with. The fact that he still lives on Earth further deepens his isolation. His social class, intellect, and…

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    “Sonny’s Blues” two brothers relationship is in turmoil, after growing up in a bad neighborhood of Harlem. In this short story “Sonny’s Blues” written by James Baldwin’s, Baldwin uses the narrator point of view, setting and flashback to capture the person vs. society conflict between the two brothers to demonstrate how important it is to respect and listen to the choices people make in their life. Baldwin chooses Sonny’s older brother to tell the story from the narrator’s point of view to…

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    was actually a very happy man. Living in a rural area, with only a few neighbours, plenty of room for one’s mind. It is suggested that as the rural area became more and more urban and industrialized, Willy deteriorated. It is indirectly suggested that, the apartment buildings are a direct reason for Willy’s mind failing. This is shown many times in the book, from him snapping about the two oak trees in his front lawn, which were removed for more apartment houses, to him directly complaining of…

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